Larch is the Bach Flower Remedy recommended for those who fear taking on new challenges due to a lack in confidence. The Larch person sees only their own limitations and ‘know’ they cannot succeed in life. This is usually a thought pattern they have inherited from their parents.
Red Chestnut
Red Chestnut is the Bach Flower Remedy for those who constantly worry about the wellbeing of our loved ones. While the concerns may be genuine (i.e. not imagined), they have taken over the life of the person who simply can’t stop feeling anxious about what might happen to those they care for.
White Chestnut Bach Flower Remedy
The White Chestnut Bach Essence allows you to exchange persistent negative thoughts with peace of mind.
3-Card Mercury Retrograde Tarot Spread
A simple Tarot spread to help you navigate Mercury retrograde. Coz let’s not tax our brains too much.
7 Reasons to Learn Angelic Tarot
We look at some of the top reasons for us to learn Angelic Tarot, something that can enhance our ability to help those who come for readings
Three Pisces Full Moon Magick Rituals
Harness the power of the Pisces Full Moon by performing one of these three magick rituals for connection with Spirit and healing
Tarot Noir Review and Deck Interview
A review of the Marseille Tarot-inspired Tarot Noir Justine Ternel and Mattieu Hackière, complete with a Tarot deck interview.
8 Empowerments and The 888 Magic Tarot Spread
The 888 Power Tarot Spread helps you unlock your power to achieve your desires and manifest your life goals.
10 Signs That You Are Called to Practise Angelic Tarot
Are you called to practice Angelic Tarot? In today’s post, I share some of the signs that this might be part of your mission blueprint!
How To Invite More Playfulness Into Your Spiritual Practice
Guest blog by Karina Ladet
Today I have the immense pleasure to be writing to you in the lovely Lisa’s beautiful online space. Lisa and I met many years ago and she was my first spiritual teacher online.
One of the greatest lessons I’ve learnt when it comes to spiritual practice – and something I often remind my clients of too – is that it doesn’t have to be so serious!